Claaspower

Just my luck that the Blockcutter and the Bale grab are in two different sets

I don't think you'll beat these for price.Postage to Europe is a standard E11.50 so it might pay you to add a few extra bits. E46.80 for a Wiking tractor is an unbelievable price. Edit: I changed the currency to sterling and it works out at £38.95 http://www.simtracto...ario-p-577.html

Thanks lads,thanks to Mandy for all those little additions

Everythings been fine for me Sean

You must be the first person I've heard of to get one of these,I'm looking forward to your review of this one

The boss is starting to tighten up on safety and keeping the place clean.Here he is explaining the new changes around the farm.

Excellent review and pictures,although it's not a model I'm interested in buying,I'm sure anyone that is thinking about buying one will find this review more than helpful.

I'd say your room is not too far off bursting either Bill ;D

Thanks Luke,no problem around the poles,just flip up the 2 side mowers and away you go ;D

There was a Diorama done here not so long ago in 1/87 scale I think,I can't remember off hand whose it was though? Edit: found it,you might get some ideas from this http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?/topic/17493-turfan-farm/

The more I weigh up the Amazone seeder,the more I'm disappointed with it.I've had to take off the PTO shaft,it'll have to be shortened as there was no way the seeder could be lifted with it on. It just about sits on the New Holland but any sudden movement and she's off It fits the Siku linkages perfect It also comes with an adapter that looks like it's for the Wiking linkages but there's only 2 clips for the lift arms and nothing at all for the top link

I have to agree,once I eventually settled for Toyota,I've had my current one since 06 and have clocked up 135k miles and not a problem yet

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When I first looked at that,I thought the seller had forgot to put the model in the box ;D [

Thanks Clive,even after being here for a few weeks I'm still getting lost ;D

I started collecting these years ago as replicas of cars I owned,which reminds me I never actually got round to getting the VW Golf ;D

You're right Barry,going through some other models I had it was printed on one of the plinths "1/43 scale" But I do know for a fact that when I bought these they were advertised as 1/32 scale,I never took much notice until I bought that Land Rover. Here's some more pictures....

That's what I was thinking but i have some other models of jeeps and cars and they were all bought in different places and all advertised as 1/32 scale I'll get some pictures up.

Can anybody tell me the difference between these 2 models,both are 1/32 scale but are very different in size yet in terms of the real model there isn't that much between them?

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Thought so,but wanted to make sure,as those screws are very small and I presume they have to go back on again??

Does anybody that has one of these mowers know if you have to remove this front bracket that's screwed in to get it to fit on to a front linkage,I just want to make sure before I go butchering?

After 4 hours of negotiations* a deal has been done for the Claas Liner *It really only took 10 minutes

This is just excellent,the attention to detail is amazing

That's unbelievable,I haven't even reached 100 yet and I'm a member for over 6 years [